A luminous copper surface meets a pale sculptural field, creating an open transition between two distinct material qualities. The irregular boundary softens any sense of separation, allowing the relationship between the two elements to remain fluid as the work is explored.
The reflective character of the copper responds quietly to changing viewing conditions, while the pale surface reveals increasing depth and detail over time. Together, these shifting qualities encourage sustained observation, allowing different aspects of the composition to emerge with each viewing.
WORK OVERVIEW
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| Medium: | Acrylic, plaster and guiding foil |
| Support: | Stretched canvas |
| Dimensions: | 45 × 60 cm |
| Format: | Single canvas |
| Presentation: | Unframed |
| Finish: | Selective shellac and matte varnish |
| Location: | London, UK |









